I still have delivery to my door and the postal and flyer delivery people respect my "no junk mail" sign. My friend just puts the junk in the outgoing mail slot. I plan on doing the same.

I'd mod you up if I could. But, I think "talent" also needs to be added ot the answer.

Not to me it doesn't.

Being a Christian is not about being perfect: http://wilk4.com/misc/whenisay.htm

Try watching this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjgBLwH3Wc

Agreed. I'd mod up both parent and grandparent if I could.

I wasn't replying to you, but to the AC who replied to you. He obviously didn't RTFA. :)

The bleach is to keep the water/bottle clear of algae, not to make it cloudy.

That's a good idea especially since it's portable and can be used anywhere light is needed, not just in her own yard.

Although I think the poster really intended to write "patents", I see where "patience" is also necessary. :)

FTFY

I go to youtube when I've heard a snippet of song (usually in movie trailers, tv shows etc.) and want to hear the whole thing to see if I like it. I don't really care what's the visual is, I just want to hear the music. If I like it, I usually research other music by the same artist and that often involves listening to other youtube videos.

I've heard that more conceptions are male, but more births are female because more miscarriages are male babies. This is supposedly due to the XY for boys vs. XX for girls. For girls, if one of the chromosones on mom's X has an issue, it can compensated by a good one on dad's X and vice versa. No compensation for boys with XY and so more miscarriages.

Makes sense and I tried to find a reference for this but didn't find one on a quick search; might be able to find one if I spend more than 10 mins...

third

Many (many) years ago, I used the MS-DOS version of WordPerfect. It was what was on the computers at school and on my friends' computers (those who actually had a PC in their home). I was good at it and was happy with it.

Windows 3.1 came out and WordPerfect launched a new version for it. It was horrible! We used it at work and I was always frustrated with how I had to "reveal codes" to get any meaningful text formatting done.

When I bought my first computer, it was mainly for writing papers for university, so a good word processing application was key. At the store, I asked what other word processing programs were available and I played with Word 2.0 for a few minutes. It was beautiful! I went home with Word.

That may not explain why others went with Word over WordPerfect, but it explains why I did.